Kerio Connect
Kerio Connect is a commercial mail and groupware server that runs on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. Its features include encrypted access using SSL, anti-virus and anti-spam protection, native over-the-air handheld synchronization, webmail interface, connector for Microsoft Outlook and groupware features.
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2015. Kerio Connect 9.0 - New Design and Server-Based Mail Filtering
The new version of the Kerio Connect 9.0 mail server offers additional time-saving features for end users and administrators. Server-based filtering, routing, and relaying rules enable a range of email actions at the server level, including forwarding, automatic responses, and customizable notifications. Server updates can now be performed remotely from the Kerio Connect admin panel in any browser. This release also includes the new Kerio Connect Client, which features a simplified design and increased processing speed for tasks such as deleting or moving multiple emails.
2012. Kerio Launches Cloud-Based Kerio Connect
Kerio has developed an original approach to providing cloud services in collaboration with partners. They launched their own cloud (Kerio Cloud), but the Kerio applications hosted on it will only be sold through partners. This means that a partner can create a virtual server on the Kerio infrastructure, install and configure an application, and rent it to a client for a fee (approximately $10 per user per month). The first application available in this cloud is the Kerio Connect corporate mail server (or rather, its new version Kerio Connect 8). Incidentally, this new version features a completely redesigned Kerio WebMail web interface, new spam protection technology, and the ability to administer the server from an iPad. A local version of Kerio Connect remains available.
2010. Kerio MailServer renamed to Kerio Connect
Kerio Technologies has updated its flagship product, Kerio MailServer and given it a new name: Kerio Connect 7. According to the developers, the renaming is due to a significant update to the product's functionality and a shift in emphasis from simple email processing to a full-fledged collaboration solution. The renaming is due to a significant update to the product's functionality and a shift in emphasis from simple email processing to a full-fledged collaboration solution. Kerio Connect is now positioned as a full-fledged, simple alternative to Microsoft Exchange. Kerio Connect currently supports email, contact collaboration, synchronization of mail, calendars, contacts, and tasks with mobile devices that support Active Sync, spam and virus protection, automatic mail archiving, integration with Microsoft Active Directory and Apple Open Directory, and administration via a web interface. A distinctive feature of Kerio Connect is its cross-platform support. There are distributions for Linux, Windows, and even Mac OS X.
